Converse of object

• reclaim: March 2004 The York stone was lifted and a new retaining wall was built from reclaimed bricks to match those used in the house.

• glaze: The remains of glazed brick can be seen at points all round the interior.

• hurl: Fans hurled concrete, bricks, coins - anything they could find.

• throw: They have been forced to sleep in their hallway to avoid repeated bricks thrown through their windows which they believe may eventually kill them.

Adjective modifier

• Red: Red brick built with a tiled roof in a nice area with a garden shed.

• red: Its original designer, Sir Horace Jones, wanted red brick.

• mellow: Look out for steep tiled gables, overhanging upper stories and mellow brick and plastering.

• hand-made: New, hand-made bricks are procured in advance of the work, due to the long lead-in period for their manufacture.

• sun-dried: In Palestine in the time of Jesus, ordinary dwellings were constructed of sun-dried bricks of mud or clay on a stone foundation.

Modifies a noun

• wall: The front is enclosed mainly with brick wall, with a small area of fencing.

• chimney: It was wood & thatch with a brick chimney.

• fireplace: Brick fireplace with cast iron log burning stove on a brick hearth.

• kiln: Clewer can be seen to have brick kilns on a site on the south side of what is now Maidenhead Road.

• plinth: Ancillary features:- lychgate on red brick plinths supporting oak timbers.

• facade: I assume the brick facade is to make it appear more a part of the local architecture, innocuous at first sight.

Noun used with modifier

• mud: In the early 18th Dynasty mud brick chapels are common.

• creme: The pitched-roof crème brick building on the left has never had canopy protection.

• adobe: San Juan San Juan is a small village built out of adobe bricks ( i.e. mud bricks ).

Preposition: with

• dressing: The Nurses ' Home is of three stories, built of brick with stone dressings under steeply pitched plain clay tiled roofs.